Sentence examples for whose familiarity from inspiring English sources

He struck first in the second inning against Javier Vazquez, whose familiarity with the Mets might have worked against him.

"Powerful" is the mot juste for the creativity of the Aztecs, whose familiarity with death-dealing seems to have imparted a rangy, even insouciant fearlessness.

This is why children like fictional forms whose familiarity is distanced by their location in the mythic past, the animal kingdom or outer space.

These three scandals clump together into a nearly indigestible lump of chicanery in a state whose familiarity with political corruption is faint.

Embedded in the passages of cosmology, microbiology and spiritual allegory is a story whose familiarity is at least as important to the design of "The Tree of Life" as the speculative flights that surround it.

But anyone lucky enough to have seen him performing aerial feats in his 1980s prime would have seen someone whose familiarity with the limits of gravity Einstein would have envied.

(Who else could have played Jay Gatsby?) And here he plays a man whose relaxed familiarity conceals an absolute inscrutability.

Some actors said they had been nervous about performing for the society, whose deep familiarity with the subject matter was intimidating.

He works regularly with a small group of collaborators, including Mr. Chang, Ms. Cheung, Mr. Leung and Mr. Doyle, whose long familiarity allows him the freedom to think with his eye and ear.

A week later, I pulled up at a set of Hereford traffic lights with Slade's Greatest Hits on the car stereo, which duly reached the song whose chronic familiarity had long since bred indifference.

Some of their Oval Office one-on-ones find Jarrett — whose acute familiarity with the business community is unique in the West Wing — playing the impersonal role of trusted financial counselor, the president told me.